Civility is a lost art in America, with the two major political parties no longer able to work cooperatively for American advancement.
We now live in a society in which most people only read, watch, and listen to those who profess their religious and political beliefs.
A dialogue in which both sides respect their opponents is no longer conceivable, and one wonders what event will unite the American people and allow a return to reasonable discourse.
Will we ever have a President who is able to appeal across party lines and party beliefs?
In the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, there was a lot more bipartisanship on many issues, and much more “crossing the aisle”, rather than straight party line votes.
Members of Congress used to spend weekends with “friends” and their families despite different party labels.
That sense of camaraderie and shared commitment to do what is good for the nation is totally gone in 2017.
“Bad Blood” is now the norm, with little interaction, and even basic courtesies and manners are no longer utilized.